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Title: Mexican Woman Protests Minuteman Project
Source:
National Vanguard
URL Source: http://www.nationalvanguard.org/story.php?id=4945
Published: Apr 25, 2005
Author: N/A
Post Date: 2005-04-25 17:40:27 by 1776
Keywords: Minuteman, Protests, Mexican
Views: 157
Comments: 10
"Outraged" that Americans want to secure the borders, San Pablo woman goes on a diet
On the fourth night of her front yard hunger strike, Diana Ponce (pictured) lay delirious under the carport, fighting off the chill under a fuzzy blanket emblazoned with the Mexican flag.
Neighbors sat clustered around her on white plastic lawn chairs. Children smacked at a yellow volleyball in the street. Toddlers tricycled past fence-strung banners that read "Tenemos Que Unirnos" -- We have to unite.
Outraged by recent news accounts of vigilante Mexican border hawks, the 32-year-old San Pablo woman took to the streets -- really, her driveway -- on two lawn chairs pushed together. Ponce, a diabetic, is fasting there for a week.
Hunger strike against America
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#2. To: 1776 (#0)
This woman can diet for a long time with no ill effects. It is about time that the anglos, i.e. Americans, started standing up for themselves. The Minuteman Project is a good start.
It sure is, somebody got off their duffs and actually did something.
Yeah, one tiny step...
The time is a bit late for "tiny steps" though.
There are people who would argue that it is too late for big steps.
#8. To: Don, Diana, Flintlock, Red Jones, christine, zipporah (#6)
There are no steps to take; the stairway is unsafe and we must wait until it has collapsed.
Short of a someone with some serious means, funding a group of mercenarys to search out and assasinate the International bankers and their protégés..... Yes, I would say our future is pretty well determined.
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#3. To: Don, zipporah, christine, Diana, robin (#2)
The Minuteman Project is a good start.
However you are right, it is only a start
#4. To: 1776 (#3)
#5. To: Don, Red Jones (#4)
Yeah, one tiny step...
#6. To: 1776 (#5)
The time is a bit late for "tiny steps" though.
Replies to Comment # 6. There are people who would argue that it is too late for big steps.
#9. To: Don (#6)
There are people who would argue that it is too late for big steps.
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